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Patented Inveniar,

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AUGIlS' E MORISSEAI rricn,

aTnNT OI NANTES, FRANCE.

COUNTERSINK AND DRILL.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 396,663, dated January 22, 1889.

Application filed April '7, 1888. erial No. 269,968. (Mocleh) bore and finish them, and also to countersink the same to any desired depth, and all without displacin the piece of work from. its position in relation to the tool, as will now be more fully set out and explained, reference being had to the accompanying drawings.

Figure l is a side elevation of the tool made as reaming and countersinkii'lg device. Fig. 2 is a cross-section of Fig.1 on line A I Fig. 3 is a side elevation of the tool as boring, reaming, and countersinking device, also showing the washer at its upper end, whereby the depth of the countersink is regulated, also the chuck.

In Fig. 1 of the drawings, 0 and (I respectively indicate the twist formed by spiral raised and depressed parts of the drill, and c, at its upper end, the conical and u 'nvardlyenlargii'ig part, having the same spiral feat-ures, and which constitutes the reaming por- 5 tion of the drill or tool. In Fig. 23, which is i a drill proper, the twist is made a little different and there are fewer of the projecting parts (1 of the tool, and in this I) is the helicoidal boring-point. The conical and upwardly-e1ilarging upper end, c, is in general structure and purpose like the corresponding part of the tool, as represented in Fig. 1. The head or shank f of the tool is square or conical.

When the operation of reaming is performed, the washer g is placed on its upper end, between it and the socket 71, so as to overhang the upwardlyenlarging part c oi the tool. The depth of the countersink can be regulated by using a washerof any desired thickness. The bore in the head of the washer is of suitalde size to fit easily the shank of the tool, while the bore of the body is enlarged, so that it will be adapted to the upper end of the conical part c of the tool, so as to overhang it, as has been said above.

This tool is very simple in structure and Very admirable in use, in that it does its work so well and at such an economy of the laborers time as in so large a degree the time and labor required to arrange and regulate the work in relation to the tool are obviated.

Having now described my invention, what I claim :is

1. In combination with a drill or reamer having a conical upper end and the socket, a washer of any desired thickness fitting upon the upper end of said drill so as to overhang it, whereby the reamer may be allowed to descend to any given depth into the hole that'is to be reamed, substantially as described.

2. The within-described tool, having any desired twist, c d, and an enlarged conical upper end, e, combined with the washer g and the socket 71 substantiallyin the manner and for the purposes set forth.

In testimony whereof I afiiX my signature in presence of two witnesses.

AUG l S'lE MORISSEAU.

Witnesses:

KENNET DEBON, RACHERON. 

